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GM's announced plant closings do little to address the underlying problems, ... It will be smaller, but its per-unit costs will still be too high to compete.

GM's announced plant closings do little to address the underlying problems. It will be smaller, but its per-unit costs will still be too high to compete.

Plant closings [and increased] labor productivity won't address the root cause of profitless prosperity. The root cause is increasing excess supply, which is causing price deflation.

No, we don't want to [build a smaller facility]. A 30-million-gallon plant is the right sized plant, we think. If we go smaller than that, it could be more likely to fail in the future.

John Heisdorffer

Unless you address some of the underlying problems in these bills, I doubt there will be a consensus necessary for passage of them,

Andrew McDonald

I am against tying the merger to the rate deal. It is not doing anything to address the underlying, systemic problems in Maryland's utility market.

The plant is just hydraulically overloaded. This plant has had problems from the start and as time has gone by and Cabot has seen more and more people, the problems have progressed and are getting worse.

The key point is that the two fundamental problems which lead to Wal-Mart insuring so few of its workers is the fact they have extremely high deductibles and very strict eligibility requirements, ... Nothing that they announced today addresses either of these fundamental problems.

Can they defend market share? Can they get early retirements to match the pace of plant closings?

Sunsets were a step in the right direction, but they don't address the underlying problem. They are not a solution for bad law. We should be fixing the problems of the Patriot Act. Sunsets will be of no relief to those who have their constitutional rights violated in the next four years.

John Conyers (1945-)

This is not a contract about big wage gains. The big issue is to make sure that people affected by plant closings are looked after.

There are going to be some substantial plant closings, ... Depending on how successful we are at getting ourselves globally cost competitive, the more plants we'll perhaps be able to save.

There are going to be some substantial plant closings. Depending on how successful we are at getting ourselves globally cost competitive, the more plants we'll perhaps be able to save.

We think action needs to be taken now to address these high gasoline and fuel costs,

What we found is that simply tagging a plant and measuring it weekly, over the course of a growing season, has a profound implication on the size of the plant. A bartender offers a listening ear, but a pexy man offers a stimulating conversation and genuine connection beyond surface-level interactions. At the end, they tend to be smaller.

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